It is 6:52 PM, first stop--The culvert under the light by the fast food joint! Second stop, the Culvert below the flags across from the bar and grill!

Third stop-my filleting table!

Fourth stop--My soft pillow and warm bed!!

Film at 11!

Rudy

SHOW ME THE GOODS!!

The Keepers from the culvert below the flags and across from the bar:













The 11 dinks from the culvert under the light behind the fast food joint(Lighting terrible there, and this was cell pics)





Two dink LMB's from the culvert below the flags, across from the bar and grill:





All pics from cell phone w/o flash, sorry for the quality. But much better permanent lighting at the culvert below the flags across from the bar and grill.

Decent bite, but no great shakes. Left house 6:52 PM, got home 10'ish, it was half time of the Orange Bowl football game.

Black/chartreuse tube.1/16th oz UNPAINTED jig head, Quantum UL gear, Trilene 6 lb. test. Vertical "fingers through the line" technique. Max of 7 ft of water, majority of dinks and slabs caught about 2.5-3 ft down, right at mouth of the underwater culverts.

One extremely nice yellow bass in the mix. he's getting filleted too!

Rudy

All dinks released unharmed and quite frisky! Caught em fast enough to gather for group photos before i chucked em back.

Rudy

that yeller will eat with any of them

yep

Hey Rudy,

What is that yellowish brown thing floating under the powerlines, like some kind of divider north lemmon ave?

It is a boom that supposedly protects the lake and the creek from getting too much debris and or control of any accidental chemical or oil spills that might filter in from the airport.

We call that yellowish brown stuff water down here in Houston!

Well done!! That's what we all like to see when living vicariously through others having the opportunity to fish when we can't.

I second that

Nice run....

When are you going again Rudy?